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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09

The N erchant and the clerk, the millionaire
and the mechanic can find garments to suit then
wants and means at Weinmann Il Sons, 10 Mont
QOmery street
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SPORTING NOTES.

The bowling team of the New York Athletic Club
came to Jersey City last Tuesday evening and met
the Palmas in their own alleys. The result
victory for the visitors by the following scores
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The contest in the new club house, corner Cries.
cent and Clinton avenues, last Tuesday evening,
between the teams of the Brooklyn and Jersey
City Athletic clubs. resulted in victory for the
Long Islanders. The score, in detail, fol-
lows:
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Referee, A. 70 Ryerson. Scorers, B. F. Woolin
and A. Il Dusenberry.
Earle. of the Bergen Bowling Club is dandy
bowler In Lemmerz's alleys, last Wednesday
night, he made the highest score-223 and 2l2.
Henderson touched the 20l mark and Boyd 200.
The result of game bowled between two teams of
the club resulted as follows:
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09

The hardest weather of the Winter Is to come.
Supply yourselves with great coats, impervious to
cold at j. F. Weinmann Son., Is Montgomery
street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09

Carving SETS pocket snivtF pocket cutlery, shears
end scissors. at Wood \ Menagn's, lSs NeSara ave
nue. and ITO Payonia avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09

Grand Repid Carpet Sweeper . and clothes wiring
ers OF many patents, at No, & Mens CHS, lSs
Newark avenue and 40 Pavon.a avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09

The completeness of their stock of cloths, the
entire excellence of the cut and make of their gar
ments has brought large class of the best trade
to j. F, Weinmaun Son, Is montgomery street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09

Suits for drawing room receptions. for the prom
enade or for business purposes, at ]. F. Weinmann
l. Son 6, Is Montgomery street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theatcr.

A change from dismal heavy tragedy to
light, sparkling comedy isalways welcome.
Last night a delighted audience witnessed
MH. Bowers in two most amusing come.
dies, cold Love Letters" and "Thc Jcal.
Gus Wife" In the former, the only PEG.
pie in the cast were AIr. Bowers, rs Flor.
cncc Brownlec, and Mr.. Beach, "a Edward
Warburton. II was delicious bit Of act
ing that prepared the audience for, II any
thing, better treat which followed, and IN
which MH. Bowers, as Mrs. Oakley,
the jealous wife, kept the audience in a con
slant state OF amusement. The company
rendered very good support in both at.
fractions and deserve oommcndation. At
the matinee this afternoon, by special re-
quest OF a number Of ladies, the comedy
bill will he repeated, and the audience,
which will certainly be n large one, will
enjoy cold Love Letters" and "Thc Jcal-
ous Wife" Tonight, by special request,
lady Audley's Secret win close the en-.
gngcmcnt.
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GENERAL MEETING CALLED.
The Public Invited TO Participate II
Christmas CharitieA

inc Public Invited TO Participate In
Christmas CharitieA
The idea Of organized effort TO bring
cheer and comfort into homes Of the DIES.
iituie is rapidly taking on a substantial
shape. In making the suggestion, TnE
ArrrAL felt confident that Il would meet
with popular favor, aud In this respect
expectations are fully realized. Mr.. ]. 5.
Mcnken warmly cspouscd the cause,
and addressed notes to the various
leaders in charitable causes, request.
ing them 10 meet In conference at his pri.
yaic Office nj O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
The result Of the meeting, ~ published In
Tmr APPEAL yesterday, was a. arrange an
other meeting Of the arrangements com
mittce at the same place yesterday after.
noon. The members wep all promptly In
attendance. In order 10 bring the matter
dirccily before the general public the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee recon-
mcnds, ~ an initial step. the formation u q
Childrns Christmas club, on the plan
embodied In the articles copied from 81
Niohold' which will appear la full in Tur
ArrEAL and the Sunday TiHo tomorrow
morning, December n, and that mass
meeting II ministers, Sunday-schoOl teach.
ems, and others interested be- requested to
meet In the parlors Of the Young Mems
Christian association Tuesday evening,
December 10, for organization.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

The new Lee line steamer Rosa Lee ar
rived at the wharf from Paducah, KY, at
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning and tied
upat the foot Of Court street. During the
day she was visited and admired by hun
drcds OF people, despite the damp and dis.
agreeable atmosphere. In many respects
she is the prettiest and best appointed
steamer that ever piled the Mississippi as
local packet. Her owner, Capt James
Lee, jr., has expended the full force OF his
experience and excellent taste in her con-
struction and equipment, her cost being
about $1,000 She is supplied with all
the latest Improvements, including electric
lights, etc. Her cabin is beautiful beyond
description. II contains thirty-four state
rooms, all OF which are elegantly furnished.
Her dimensions are rs follows Length,
222 feet; depth, feet; beam, 81 feet, and
floors, 32l feet. She has four steel boilers,
with six nues, ~ feet long
and "a inches in diameter. Her
engines are u inches in diameter with
loot stroke. Her wheels arr % feet long,
with buckets IA feet inches long. The
new steamer Is one that her owners, as
well rs the company that built her, may
well be proud Of. She will receive her
cabin outfit here, and will probably be
ready 10 enter the Osceola trade by the
18th instant.
Her officers will be J. II. Cooper, cap
tain; William Smithers, Charles Leftwich
and Sidney Wheeler, clerks; John T.. Ilg.
gins, mate; Cook lIoylc and Andy Dearth,
pilots; Lew Jones and John Smith, en-.
ginces; Kurt and Quinn, medicine men;
C. y. Roach, steward; w. J. Nipple, car
pcnter, and Nick Yonka, night watchman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
A Phenomenal wa,cr,suppiy.

GALENN, IT., Dec. 9.-The suddcn APP
pearance of water in many wells in south
ern Wisconsin that have been perfectly
dry since the drought of last summer has
caused no little wonder among the people.
Wells are filed almost TO the top, streams
run in abundance from side hills and from
springs that have long been dry.
Greeks and small rivers, whose beds have
been dry for months, are gradually rising
and bid fair TO become formidable streams
The phenomenon occurred during night,
and is similar 10 that reported from san
canon county, this State, and at Mattoon
and vicinity.
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syrup nj Tia.

Manufactured only by the California Els
Syrup company, San Fnnsisco. Cal, Is
natures own true laxative. II l. the most
easily taken aud the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system Whom
bilious or costiyc, 10 dispcl headaches, cold,
and levers TO cure habtual constipation, In.
digestion, etc. For sale IN ~ cents and ~
bottles by II. J. Holster aud all lcading
druggists. Van Vlect & Co. q. W. Jones &
Co, w. n. Wilkcrson a Co, Mansfield x
Co., have been appointed wholesale agent,
at Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
Robert IiowpInx.

The engagement OF Mr.. Downing will
open ut tile theaier next Monday night,
aud in "spartacus, the Gladiator" which
will be reproduced on Tuesday and
Wednesday night, and at a Wednesday
matinee. Manager Mack will produce the
play In an elaborate manner as 30 scenic
display. Mr.. Downing has never appeared
~ q star in this city, but was seen here ~
leading support 10 Mary Anderson. Those
witness the performance Of Mr.. Downing.
The sale OF seats isprogrcssings satisfactorily.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
The Dominican Mission "a, ~. Peter.

The attendance at the mission last night
was largcr than on any preceding evening.
The sermon on True aud False llappi-
ness" was delivered by Father DE Cantil.
Ion. Tonight Father o'Neil will preach
on the kings supper" The mission will
close on Sunday night at ycspen, 7:3O
o'clock, with sermon aud the papal benc.
dciion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

Az examination OF applicants for teach.
ems certificates will be held Saturday, De.
cembcr 10. nj the Market street school
building, beginning nj . o'clock am. APP
plicanis arc required 10 register their
names al the Office of the Board Of Educa-
finn. No. go Sccnnd street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
I,IIT,.

BKuDER-At the residence of her son inlaw.
Walker avenue. Friday afternoon. December y
lsSa In th" cath year Of her aue, CHRisTiASA ~
BHuDER, Rclict Of John bfuder ia sale, Peru
Ottawa, ILL.,, aud sheboygan, Wis, papcn please
capy.l
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
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Dime musetm.

In spite Of threatening weather the
Museum enjoys a liberal patronage, the
pleasing attractions In The two thcatcs
and curio hal serving 20 keep the multi.
tudcs in excellent spirits, In spite Of clouds
and storm.
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Failures Yesterday.

Special Dispatch IN the Appeal.
FoRT SMITH, Ark, Dec. 9.-Thc stock of
5. Joels, dry goods merchant OF this city,
was attached today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

HAMBURG, Miss, Dec. 9.-P. W. Pan
who keeps a general store at this place,
made i'm assignment today.
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BALDWIN, Miss, Dec. Of. II. Mat
thews made an assignment today.
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Doll dishes, trunks, parasols, toilet set
beautiful display, mt Mansford's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
scnife A M..i...h..

ToN-roMs new call.bclls). See them
they are new, at Mansiords.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

PGsyEa and Hynnals, Bibles, In all the
now editions aud bindings, at Mansiord's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

DoS'r ran TO sec Hathaway jump to.
morrow afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

Handle the celebrated Miller & ODER shoe
for mems wear. Best In the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
THE STEAMER ROSA LEE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW PACKET FOR
THE LEE LINE TRADE.

Visited During the Day by Hundreds OF
People, Who Unanimously Pronounce
Her One OF the Best and Prettiest
Boats on the River.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10
LODGE NOTICES.

DEM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. 40. p. q
l. will meet IN special conyocnion tonight w
(sATtkDAll, December 10, nj I'D O'Clock, w
for the cxaltaton OF n class to the August and sub
lime Dcvrcc Of the HOLY ROYAL ARCH Visiting
companions iratcnally aud cordially invited.
liy order Of MARCUS JONkS NJ ElI.P
Attest DoDgE G. TRADER Secretary.
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NEVER co BACK ON A FRIeNp

which you have found worthy Of confidence.
You cannot therefore, afford to iorgct Benson's
Plaster when seeking a reliable. prompt aud
never falling remedy for aches and palms Of every
description. such as hoancncs, sore throat, chest
pains, torpid liver. ague cake, weak back, kidney
disease. rheumatism. etc. Benson's PIasters
arr neat, nonirrtatlng always handy and easy Of
application. They arr inexpensive, will keep In
any climate, and arr always icasonablc. They
fully meet all the requirements of household
remedy, and should always he kept for cmeRcn.
olcs. Bcnsons Plaslcu are sold by hnt-claS drug
gsis aud medicine dcalcn everywhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

scaife a Meriwcther
Keep none but the best boots and shoes and
every sale is made under guarantee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

Ksnrs. forks, spoons, Mullord'.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-10

"Ir's only question Of time" and q
short time, too, as 10 when your rheuma
tism will yield TO Hoods sarsaparilla.
Try H.
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Kris kriingg|r'S
Proclamation!
Old st. Nick Serves His Royal
Greeting to Memphis.
Proclamation to the Citizens
of notwithstanding.

Whereas we, Kris Hringlc l., sometimes
known rs Santa ClRus and 81. Nicholas,
intend visiting our beloved city Of Mem.
phis ON the night Of December %, and
the morning OF December 20, we do
hereby order our prudent and money.
saving subjects 10 attire themselves la
raiment worthy Of our reception. For
this purpose We do hereby appoint the
MlsFIT CLOTHING PARLoRs, at 1872
Second street, as ClothieS TO our Maj
esty, and under the seal Of our court do
pronounce the Clothing sold there rs un.
cqualcd In style and quality and won.
dcrfully low in prices for such excellent .
material aud make.
The MIsFITCLoTHING PARLoRs hay.
ing been recommended by Kris Kringlc
as the best place 10 buy Clothing. will
now offer some Wonderful Bargains.
We now announce
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Of facts moves in the opposite direction, AMI
shows there is no conflict of science ana re-
lgion here, iorall the proofs declare me glory
OF God; that his promise Is without liinl'a-
ton, and his mercy cnduroth forever.
Boldly planting her hope upon TINS rock
more substantial than the foundations OF the
world, Louisiana has appealed 10 science as
the embodiment of all human knowledge
and intelligence, 20 deliver her, and the en-
tire people of our land, from this bondage
ottcar to have dominion over pes'ilchcc ana
Subduc il.
We may not at all times succeed,
and pcStilcncc may again stalk abroad,
but we will go ON with the tght hal'lihS
even against adversely, assured that mhu
will eventually have dominion.
In closing these remarks Introductory to
the subject contained in the report, have
the honor 10 submit 10 your committee on
disinlcctantS, and which is now in your
hands aS an illustrated pamphlet, desire to
acknowledge, for the Louisiana board Oh
health, It's grateful sense of appreciation Tor
| its integrity of purpose, and Tor this special
mark of consideration in requesting an eAhl'
| bitiOn Of its quarantine methods.
Asa proof that its efforts are nc theoretical
| distractions but substantial facts, elaborated
| from experimental science, the board OF
health has had its work photographed ana
wood cut copies prepared.
1t has acted upon the belief that the ncccS,
stiles Of mankind In matters Of municipal
aud maritime sanitarian require less q,
learned speculation and moro ol that KIND
of application Of established scientific prin
ciplcs which can make itself seen upon
Photographic plate.
After reading the paper, DIR. Holt 10y
means OF large map OF the mouth o
the Mississippi, pointed out the dls
tanccs infected ships were kept from The
port, aud the appliances of dislniecuol
at the quarantine outposts, which Woul'
be found elaborated in the care
fully prepared report referred TO
The two charts, or maps, were iron
the United States coast survey, pre-
pnrcd Tor Louisiana, and DIR, Holt safe
that he had been charged with the pleas
urc, by the State board OF health OF In
State, to present them TO the board O
health of Memphis. DR. Holt was warInl.
applaudcd throughout his remarks.
DR.. Thornton said that he could not lc
the occasion pass without saying tha'
from his personal observation, lac believe,
that the Louisiana State board OF hcalu
had perfected the best system oi qunrln
tine ever enforced in this country, and tina
7 that board was entitled to the fullest homo
and confidence; in the name Of the stat
and Memphis board Of health lac rcturno
thanks for the charts presented. Tier
being no further business before the col
vcniion, il adjourned To the reception
the Gayoso hotel given in It's honor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Dr. L. Iobergc, medical health officer Of
Montreal, Canada.
The following topics, presented by the
committee ON state boards OF health, will
be discussed:
|. "What are the Views OF Members Of
State Boards of Health as TO Whether
state systems of Quarantine Should be Re
placed by n National Systcm?'
,. "What are the Privileges and EX-
pcrcnccs of State Officers AZ TO the lnycs-
tigation of Epidemics at Points in Other
States or Provinces Threatening to Them"
J. "What Diseases Should be Subject to
Interstate Notification, and Should There
be Uniformity in Method2'
EVENING SESSION s O'Clock.
Paper on "River Pollution in Connect
cut" 10y Prof. W. $. Williston, OF New
Haven, Conn.
Report of the committee on "rhc Pol
luton of Water SUPPLY 10y Charles
Smart, NJ. D., major and surgeon United
States army.
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Ina, NIGHT. nrrrptIon.

4 graceful compliment WIS paid the
members Of the association by the local
committees in the reception rendered them
at the Gayuso, ON which occasion they
had the opportunity 10 meet some OF our
well known aud prominent people. The
fact that II WIS general reception had the
tendency Ia bring out large number OF
people who arr aVcrsc Ia gaNcr iorlns "l
dissipation, while the addition Of dancing
~ a feature drew many ol the younger
members oi sncicty, thus forming scene
Of agr aud yOuthlulncss that was altogether
attractive. As a body the members ol the
association have created u marked I'M
preston and many calls for iniroduclions
Ia the visitors were made. a delightful
iniurmality cigncd throughout the even
ing. and the flow TO aud from the
rcircshmrnt. room WAS slow anu
measured at any time over
| crowded. The large dining room WAS
| thrown open to the dancers, while iho par.
! Ion, wcrr never free from the crowds Z"
chatty Convcr-ationalisls. The following
committees did their work faithfully nn'
! we'll. deserving especial praise namely
pceptinn AMI entertainment: The Hon
| W. H. 'hIlf WI '"l'',''" 80
4. Patterson. the Hon James Phchn, th'
Hon. I. 4. Petit, w. !. Crawford, DE-, ~
4. Porter. John X Speed, Gen. Cotton
Greene. Judge u. ]. Morgan, DIR. y. ~
/ saunders. the Hon. W. H. Moore, W. ~
Bcarl, DR.. A. g. Sinclair, W. H. Carroll
: Tooi. Judge 4. ]. Latham, VI, u
Trcrynnt. L. u. Mcfarland, Eusiac'
Scmmcs. 4. u. Jones, &. II. Rnlnc, Or
Kennedy Jones and Capt Thomas T.
| Tuhn.
The following gentlemen composed
the floor committee. !. !. Shoemaker
chairman: !. VI. Scmmcs, Y. &. l"nncy
W. N. Snccd, James + Warren, Dr. v VI
Willci, IT,, G.. VI, Hunt and J. J.
Walker
II was ~ o'clock before the room wa
deserted. The reporter noticed the follow
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
Always GcntIcmau.

From the Boston Post
A young fellow of my acquaintance tells
me That's friend of hisalwayspracticcs how
ever trying the circumstances, or whatever
his physical condition, that unsrllish civil
ity which distinguishes the true gentle
man. And he related the following Incl
dent last September We took u canoe
trip together, and on going down some
rapids We were upset, AMI found ourselves
floating about in u sort OF bay where the
river widcncd As the weather was cold,
We were pretty thickly dressed, and our
boots were heavy, 80 that the situation was
rather prrCarious. We were struggling to
ward shore, and he had his paddle, hut
had lost mine. Seeing that ! was in dill.
cultics although hc was just ~ badly oil
himself, he said, take my paddle, old lcl.
low, don't want il; do ohligc me- !
believe | should have laughed, II ! had
not been afraid OF drowning; at the con.
trlst between his statement that lac was all
right, and the gasping voice In which II
was spoken. However, We got ashore
safely.
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30 dozen Childrcn's Cotton Hose. solid
culus, the regular 2jc quality, silrs . Ia Z,
will hr sold TO-DAY NJ &C. each
100 dorm Mems British Hall Hose, ~.
pcri1r quality aud styles. such as ar sold
inr - ~ dozen. Today W. will fcll
them ut ihrcc pains lor SOC, lcss than hall
price.
Misses AMI Chillrn's Solid Ingram
Hose nj he pair; the quality sold gcncr.
ally NJ 3ic.
ladies best British Fancy Hose, ingram
colurs, at lie pair.
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A Solemn Ucau,cm Mass.

This morning at o'clock, ut st. Peters
church, there will he cclcbrdtcda solemn
requiem mass, for the benefit Of the priests
and sisters Of the Dominican Order who
sacrificed their lives during the terrible
scourgc of the yellow fever The RI, Rev,
Bishop ltadcmNchcr will olliciato ut the
ceremonies The full force Of st. Peters
choir will add tn the solcmnity of the oc-
casion All who Vcncratc and respect the
hcroism and sacrifices OF those priests and
sisters are invited
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nARE woRKe or ART.
Display Of silver, Diamonds and cera-
mics NJ q. L.. Byrd & Co.'S.

DlapIay of silver, Diamonds and Cera-
mics NJ q. L.. Byrd & Cos.
IN rrslnu-r Ia the unique notices Of
their opening. the store 81 G. l.. Byrd &
Co.. the leading jewellers. Eas crowded
With curious, cau'r and admiing crowd
lrnm nm rariy hour until the close Of tho
sturr nj ~ o'clock pun The fascination
which openings usually possc,s was inien-
sllird ON Yesterday, when such nm elegant
and expensive display WIS made. Special
orders have bccn recently received by
this firm from lnu.lun, pHris, Munich and
nll the artistic r.uiur, aud the consequence
WIS nm uuuN ui beautiful and costly articles
the like ui Which have not been seen before
iu the city. an ryts were conferred upon
thr lO.UI dilmuud. If clear canary color,
Whose rifc b. equal tu the prat Cleveland
,gm NJ the New Orleans exposition. In
The .umr clHn ur' handsome spccimcns OF
,apphrrs. opal. anil ihc brown diamonds.
Solid rus.H ui sterling silver, In all tho
ur,.s gtry wan iur the table, immense
puurh bowls ~ bynicn silver. aud cpcrgncs
with hui4lmr uNlsliScd uruaincntation;
90 sHa. Doe Wipus-c work, that would
RHI. thy ewes u' a collector open with
...uH uui iunumcmhlr card cases,
... rtfuHnl iu'urrl boxes, dainty bon
..... bu, ~, .uI individual salt aud pep
..r wen. uIal displayed in pro-
..r 'u,lus vus lacking to supply the
..HuI ui ,hy iuusl iustidi0u- IN the way ot
..... ,..p, lu c.um,,-. the very best
/ ,.rr. ui lUg'md France and Germany
weir. Goo ht rDu, exquisite slccimens 81
| ulr.uu rnl 1nyul Wouyrirr, handsome
nirnrr aui rilslin wan, while tho
brlnlr. l,im thr Partisan manufacturers
| Wrr, gs ar, 1870. f they cruli well he.
| Frn.l Doc o.l han clock in antique oak
nnd Inns that srctcd you at the door
! to the 0HLr.i extremity Of the
| rp,n. whom the Arabian horeman
li.Iad In wild antcr, there
/ 1r. r>hinis In nll the departments Of tho
I irNrlrr's uu which reminds one largely
| Of "a miniature nllany's
The rslhrtic tastes Of the visitors were
r,uIrrrd Ia In the handsome stands Of
| rxoiir. that dllcd the room with perfume,
mingled With the strains Of a costly Swiss
| music box.
Byd 4 Co an to 10 congratulated on
| their excellent exhibits.